MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – A “chaotic” Shooting at nightclub in Minneapolis Three people were injured Sunday morning.

What do we know?

According to Minneapolis police, just before 2 a.m., officers responded to the 100 block of 4th Street North for a report of a person with a gun when they heard gunshots coming from Tantrum Nightclub.

Police said officers responded to the sound of gunfire and found a person who had been shot. He was taken to hospital with what appeared to be a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.

Officers then heard more gunshots from the parking lot next to Tantrum, where they found a man driving recklessly, authorities said.

Officers were able to stop the car and retrieve the firearm, and the man was arrested, police said.

Later, officers heard gunshots for a third time, but police did not provide details on where the gunshots were heard.

Police learned that in connection with the shootings in Tantrum, a man and a child were dropped off separately at Hennepin Medical Center with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.

Authorities say a fight inside Tantrum led to shots being fired inside, and more shots were fired in the parking lot as customers ran outside.

what we don’t know

The police did not provide information about whether there were any other suspects related to the attacks. The identities of the arrested man and the victims could not be determined.

It is unknown what caused the fight inside Tantrum.

Police are trying to find out how the arrested man was involved in the events at the nightclub.

what do they say

“Immediately responding to chaotic events such as the recent shooting at the Tantrum nightclub and the shooting at the Vanquish nightclub two weeks ago requires a broad and immediate police response,” Minneapolis Police Chief Bria O’Hara said. he said. “This shows why we need enough police officers at bars in Downtown, Dinkytown and Uptown without exhausting the cops patrolling our neighborhoods. Thanks to the courage and professionalism of our officers, a man was arrested after discharging a firearm and a bad situation was interrupted before it got worse.”